Crossover Health, a tech-enabled medical group, is expanding its national footprint of brick-and-mortar clinics and plans to open new health centers in Seattle and Austin, Texas, Fierce Healthcare reports.
The company also plans to open a new clinic in New York, where it already has a presence.
Crossover Health, as the name implies, offers a hybrid model of medical care that includes health services that can be accessed virtually as well as clinics that are set up in conjunction with self-insured employers and in near-site health centers that are shared by employers and health plans.
These new clinics, which will average about 5,000 square feet, help advance what Crossover calls its “advanced primary health model” that combines primary care services, mental health, physical therapy, health coaching and care navigation. Read more.
